V2X Limited - Wichita, KS
posted 2 months ago
The Network Engineer (VOIP) position at V2X involves providing critical support for the management of infrastructure devices essential for specific platforms and enterprise applications. The role requires administering the functions and capabilities of the infrastructure, which includes managing wing-level infrastructures, application configurations, traffic management, permissions management, and data structure management. The engineer will be responsible for installing, configuring, and troubleshooting Avaya and Cisco voice solutions, including hardware such as Avaya CS 1000 and GS 450. Additionally, the position entails integrating Avaya and Cisco voice solutions with IP-phones and video teleconferencing (VTC) endpoints, ensuring seamless communication across the network. The engineer will also be tasked with inspecting router and switch audit logs in accordance with Air Force (AF) and Department of Defense (DoD) standards to identify any suspected security intrusions or violations, reporting any findings to the Network Operations Support (NOS) team immediately. A solid understanding of Air Force and Air National Guard (ANG) network systems and processes is essential, as the role involves configuring, installing, and managing routers and switches within the ANG enterprise. The engineer will utilize tools such as Wire Shark or other related packet analyzers to monitor and analyze network traffic. Furthermore, the position requires administering and monitoring the Virtual Private Network (VPN), creating tunnels and certifications for personnel needing access, and ensuring compliance with DoD and AF policies during the installation of new devices. The engineer will also configure, install, and troubleshoot Tactical Local Area Network Encryption (TACLANE) devices on the ANG SIPRNet, providing technical expertise to manage, install, and administer the ANG Enterprise Network Voice, Video, and Voice over IP (VoIP) solutions. The role includes providing enterprise-level architectural design and modification recommendations to enhance, migrate, and secure the ANG Wide Area Network.